There have been two comic book series based on ''WesternAnimation/ChipNDaleRescueRangers''.

The first was published by Creator/{{Disney}}'s ill-fated comics division from 1990-1991 and ran for 19 issues, beginning with a two-issue adaptation of the TV version's FiveEpisodePilot.

The second was published by [[Creator/KaboomComics Boom! Kids]], beginning in 2010, and ran for a total of eight issues before the contract expired.

* '''''Arc 1:''' Worldwide Rescue'' (Issues #1 to #4):: The Rescue Rangers are back in action! When the Animal Rescue System -- an invention created by Gadget's father Geegaw intended to help animals defend themselves -- falls into the hands of felonious feline Fat Cat, it's up to the Rangers to scour the four corners of the Earth for the four parts to the key that can put a stop to the machine's power once and for all!

* '''''Arc 2:''' Slipping Through the Cracks'' (Issues #5 to #8):: After returning from their globetrotting adventure, the Rangers try to get back to their normal routine -- but a group called the Danger Rangers, seemingly the evil counterparts to the Rangers, wreak havoc in the park during the Rangers' first full day back. A kidnapping in the animal kingdom occurs after this, and although still shaken, the Rangers spring into action -- but all is not as it seems! It will take the help of some old friends to stop the malevolent machinations of some new foes -- including someone from Gadget's past!

----!!Tropes associated with the Disney series include:

* CoversAlwaysLie: The last issue has a cover depicting Chip, Dale, and Monterey Jack fencing with a one-eyed mouse who has apparently taken Gadget hostage, and it is given the caption "His name is Ransom - and he means trouble!" Not only does this scene never happen in the issue itself, but Ransom isn't even a bad guy.* FollowTheLeader: Parodied in-universe. In issue #4, the Rangers meet a trio of hamsters who call themselves Hamilton's Hamster Helpers; it turns out they have actually been employed by Fat Cat.-->'''Hamilton:''' We're Hamilton's Hamster Helpers! We help those in trouble!\\'''Monterey Jack:''' [[SarcasmMode How original!]]** Later, in issues 15 and 16, the Rangers meet three other groups called the Techno-Rats, the Wasp Patrol, and the Fearless Frogs.

----!!Tropes associated with the Boom! series include:

* AscendedExtra: [[OneShotCharacter Foxglove]]. In #1, she was in a splash page that suggested a literal SixthRanger status; #2 highlighted her friendship with Dale just prior to the Rangers' departure on their new adventure. She saved Chip and Dale in #7, so her ascension to Sixth Ranger is all but confirmed.* BearsAreBadNews: Issue #3 sees the Rangers helping to defend a group of humans from being mauled by a group of polar bears controlled by Fat Cat.* BigBad: Fat Cat, the Rangers' arch-nemesis, serves as this for Arc 1.* BrainwashedAndCrazy: This is caused by the Animal Rescue System in Arc 1 when the device gets into Fat Cat's hands; he controls all of the animals under its influence, and he uses them to both wreak havoc on humanity ''and'' attempt to stop the Rangers from foiling his plot.* TheCameo: Gadget appeared in a cameo in the second issue of the Boom! Kids revival of ''ComicBook/DarkwingDuck'', setting the stage for the ''Rescue Rangers'' revival.* ContinuityNod** Foxglove's appearance in the comic arguably counts as this, considering her former status as a one-shot character.** It was a family affair in Arc 1: Geegaw Hackwrench -- Gadget's father -- appeared in flashbacks during Issue #1, and Monterey Jack's parents -- Cheddarhead Charlie and Camembert Kate -- showed up in #4.** Issue #1 features a two-page splash that has images of several villains from the show -- Fat Cat, Nimnul, the Pi-Rats, and Bubbles from the Coo-Coo Cola Cult -- in the background** Fellow one-shot character Tammy returns to help the Rangers in #8.* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: In the second issue, when the captain of the Pi-Rats recovers from the thrall of the Animal Rescue Signal, he asks one of his mates if they threw another soiree again, which implies that he mistakes his disorientation for a hangover.* [[spoiler: IJustWantToHaveFriends: Glitch's motivation for putting together the Danger Rangers and destroying the Rescue Rangers? When she and Gadget were children, Glitch didn't have the same kind of support that Gadget had. When Gadget apologizes for not helping Glitch out back then, Glitch instantly breaks down and asks Gadget to like her.]]* ItsPersonal: Played with in Arc 1, as the ARS was invented by Monterey Jack's best friend / Gadget's father -- meaning those two had a little extra incentive in stopping Fat Cat.* LongLostRelative: Foxglove's father, Eaglewood, from #2.** [[spoiler:He also counts as a OneShotCharacter.]]* TheOneWhoWearsShoes: Gadget's Danger Rangers counterpart, Glitch, is the first straight example of this in the whole franchise. While some characters wore shoes for special occasions -- tap-dancing penguins need shoes, after all -- no other animal in the series wears shoes as part of their regular outfit.* PosthumousCharacter: Geegaw Hackwrench, appearing only in flashbacks. It's still an upgrade from the show where he is only mentioned and seen through a picture Gadget has of him in one episode.* ThePsychoRangers: The Danger Rangers were essentially this to the Rescue Rangers. [[spoiler:Glitch, fueled by her envy and hatred of Gadget, put the group together to take the Rangers down and prove she was better than Gadget.]]* RedEyesTakeWarning: Animals controlled by the ARS glow red and have glowing red eyes.* ShipTease: Dale and Foxglove get a taste of this in #2.* SixthRanger: Foxglove, as of #7, seems to be in this territory.* ShoutOut** #2 starts with a splash page based on the very first stage of the first ''VideoGame/ChipNDaleRescueRangers'' game for the NES.** The title to Arc 2 is a shout out to the theme song of the show.*** Additionally, there may be an unintentional shout-out to the show with the "Danger Rangers" -- one of the VHS releases for the show was titled just that.** The title for #7 is "AskANinja (To Stop Chasing Me)"* [[spoiler:StalkerWithACrush: In #8 Glitch *really* wants Gadget to like her and has even built a shrine to her.]]* [[spoiler:ThePowerOfFriendship: In #8, Gadget's apology to Glitch for not helping her when she was a child makes Glitch instantly regret putting the Danger Rangers together.]]* VillainBall: In Arc 1, Fat Cat controls the Animal Rescue System, a machine that was meant to help animals defend themselves by giving them a power boost, but can essentially brainwash any animal in the world to do his bidding. Instead of using it [[BondVillainStupidity directly on the Rangers to make them commit suicide or kill each other]], he commands other animals to kill them because he wants to [[OhCrap truly and utterly defeat them once and for all]].** Subverted in #4, as Fat Cat ''did'' turn the ARS on the Rangers once they arrived to foil his plans.